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pubmed-article:8995529pubmed:abstractTextThe specific bombesin receptor antagonist, (E)-alkene bombesin isostere (EABI-1), [D-Phe6,Leu13psi[(E)CH=CH]Leu14]bombesin(6-14) is a potent antagonist in terms of inhibition of bombesin-stimulated amylase release from rat pancreatic acini. This study examined the effects of EABI-1 (L-L diastereomer) and three novel bombesin analogues on amylase release in rat pancreatic acini. EABI-2 is a L-D diastereomer of EABI-1. EABI-3 is an analogue, of which leucine at position 13 of EABI-1 was replaced with valine. EABI-4 is a L-D diastereomer of EABI-3 (L-L). The order of agonist potency was EABI-2>EABI-3>EABI-4. EABI-1 showed no agonist activity at concentrations up to 100nM. On the other hand, all of four analogues had antagonist activity. The order of antagonist potency was EABI-1>EABI-3>EABI-4>EABI-2. EABI-1 was a complete antagonist, EABI-2 and EABI-3 were partial agonists, and EABI-4 had a weak agonist effect. The present study provides a useful information on the future development of peptide analogues for anticancer agents and biological tools for investigating actions of bombesin family peptides.lld:pubmed
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